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“The Anglican Communion is called to the Five Marks of Mission – to tell, to teach, to tend, to transform and to treasure the world in which we live. We are God’s church for God’s world…And, we can give thanks at Christmas that all over the world people are carrying out that mission,” says Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby
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The leaders of the Orthodox, Catholic and Anglican Churches have issued a rare joint statement on the need to protect creation. The message has been released during the Season of Creation, which runs from 1 September, designated as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, to 4 October, the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi
“Mothers Union advocates and campaigns at local, national and international levels to see these changes become a reality. Members are passionate about issues of social justice, communicating with governments and decision makers, and collaborating with other charities and organisations to help bring a united voice for change,” says Diocesan Mothers Union President Bev Perry
A new Anglican Communion Science Commission is being formed to “resource the whole Anglican Communion for courageous and confident spiritual leadership in issues involving science.”
Churches around the Anglican Communion are deeply involved in the fight against racism, both within the structures of the Church itself, and in wider society
The Archbishop of Canterbury has announced the recipients of the 2021 Lambeth Awards. The awards, which recognise outstanding contributions to the Church and wider communities, have been given to more than 30 individuals. They include scientists, musicians, academics, activists, peacemakers, doctors and clergy
Anglican Overseas Aid’s (AOA) partner in Mozambique, the Missionary Diocese of Nampula, is supporting thousands of people forced from their homes as a result of civil and military conflict in the north of the country
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